IT Buzz TitleSource Google Researchers Are Learning How Machines Learn The New York Times Cade Metz Stanford Researchers Develop Technique to See Objects Hidden Around Corners Stanford News Taylor Kubota HKUST Researchers Develop First Innovative Fusion-Based Location Sensing Technology OpenGov Asia Nicky Lung Jumping Spiders and Flying Bees: The Rise of Bio-Inspired Microrobots University of Manchester Hail Technology: Deep Learning May Help Predict When People Need RidesPenn State News Matt Swayne New Algorithm Can Create Movies From Just a Few Snippets of TextScience Matthew Hutson Scientists Pave the Way for Resilient Robot Swarms University of Southampton Researchers Have Finally Created a Tool to Spot Duplicated Images Across Thousands of Papers Nature Declan Butler University of Southampton Installs 20,000-Core SupercomputerDatacenterDynamics Max Smolaks Private Browsing Gets More Private MIT News Larry Hardesty Image Processing Algorithm Shows Promise for Mapping the Blood Vessel Networks in the EyeA*STAR Research Researchers Harness Brain Waves to Reconstruct Images of What We Perceive University of Toronto Scarborough Don Campbell Using a Laser to Wirelessly Charge a Smartphone Safely Across a RoomUW News James Urton Google Hopes AI Can Predict Heart Disease by Looking at Retinas USA Today Edward C. Baig Real-Time Captcha Technique Improves Biometric AuthenticationGeorgia Tech News Center F# for Scientists Military Technologies Adam Kownacki Stretchable Electronics a 'Game Changer' for Stroke Recovery TreatmentNorthwestern Now Kayla Stoner Scientists Develop Harvesting Robots That Could Revolutionize Farming Practices Plymouth University Alan Williams Neural Networks EverywhereMIT News Larry Hardesty TPUs Go Public on Google Cloud Top 500 Michael Feldman Tissue Paper Sensors Show Promise for Healthcare, Entertainment, RoboticsUW News (WA) Jackson Holtz Energy-Efficient Encryption for the Internet of ThingsMIT News Larry Hardesty Come Meet ZJU's Robot Dog 'Jueying'Zhejiang University UC Physicist Creates Computer Chip that Mimics the Brain University of Canterbury (New Zealand)
